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18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues - Page 15 of 22 - Kiwi Report

18 haunting photographs of abandoned sports venues


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[post_page_title]Estadio Lluís Sitjar, Palma de Mallorca, Spain[/post_page_title]
The Estadio Lluís Sitjar was a stadium on the Spanish island of Mallorca. While the stadium held several events, it was for the most part home to soccer teams. The venue, which opened back in 1945, could fit up to 18,000 spectators. RCB Mallorca, the local soccer team which used the stadium for home games, left the venue in 1999 when a new stadium was built. The stadium, was home to another team, RCB Mallorca B until 2007. The building was left unattended and was eventually demolished in late 2014.
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